PDJT just overturned the applecart. The President has gone all in on getting the SAVE America Act passed. This Act, which has high bipartisan support among Americans, has languished in the Senate for over a year. Republican voters endorse the Act by more than a 9 to 1 margin. Even more than 70% of Democratic voters support this. However, despite such wide support, the UniParty in DC won’t move to save our electoral process from fraud.
The professional grievance industry, you know the one that finds something wrong with everything that is good in America, has a problem. And it is a World Cup problem. Hundreds of thousands of visitors, who are here from around the world for the World Cup, are discovering just how amazing the United States is. And social media is the vehicle that allows them to rave about it.
President Trump has announced the Iran deal is complete. According to sources, it will be signed in Switzerland on Friday, June 19th.
A long time commenter on the political scene offers his insights into what happens with the expiration of authorities for FISA 702 that has been in the forefront of Washington conversations for the last couple of weeks.
Tom Homan has weighed in the absurdity of the Democrats’ open borders policy and what it was designed to accomplish. Keeping the border open was not incompetence as some observers have claimed. The policy was a long-term effort to turn the country into a one party country.
Previously we have talked about the ballot count in California’s primary. Late arriving ballots always inflate Democratic totals at the expense of Republican candidates. Counting will continue until key Republicans no longer sit in the first two finishing spots. Then counting will end.
Some will claim that Republicans are more likely to vote in person than Democrats. While that may be true, it would seem that this would not have much impact in a state where 90% of the people are mailing in their ballots. Is the argument now that Democrats are holding onto their ballots until the last minute and then sending them in?
The ballot count in California’s primary continues as the Democrats harvest ballots in an attempt to close out any opposition. Late arriving ballots always inflate Democratic totals at the expense of Republican candidates. Counting will continue until key Republicans no longer sit in the first two finishing spots. Then counting will end.
John Bolton agrees to plea deal.
Bolton was charged for allegedly sending “highly sensitive” classified materials to family members from a private, unsecured email server while he was working at the White House during the first Trump administration and using classified documents to write his book titled “The Room Where It Happened.” The FBI raided Bolton’s home last summer, where they discovered classified emails.
Bolton is facing 0 to 5 years in jail and has agreed to $2.25 million in fines. ...
One of the first things that PDJT addressed upon taking office in 2025 was the issue of military readiness and fitness. The services had suffered from failure to meet recruiting goals, from a lack of unit cohesion and from becoming an experiment in DEI ideology.
To fundamentally transform our military back into a lethal fighting force, PDJT selected Pete Hegseth for Secretary of Defense. The department has since been transformed into the Department of War.
Hegseth has done what he was asked to do. Along the way Hegseth determined that allowing individuals with gender dysphoria to serve diminished the military’s effectiveness. The result was an executive order banning such individuals from being part of the military.
The protests against removing violent criminals from our country continues at Delany Hall in Newark. The question that has to be asked is just what are these protests trying to do? What scandal are these protests designed to distract the public’s attention from?